Exam 2: Internal Structure of Earth and Plate Tectonics
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Crust is consumed at transform boundaries.
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Transform plate boundaries are marked by
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The concept of seafloor spreading was supported by magnetic polarity stripes on the ocean floor.
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The rocks of the core are more dense than the rocks of the mantle.
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Why was Alfred Wegener's hypothesis of continental drift not taken seriously by most geologists?
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The Earth's magnetic field reverses in a regular pattern every few hundred thousand years.
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At the Curie point, iron-bearing minerals orient themselves parallel to the ________.
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The Hawaiian Islands are a volcanic arc atop an oceanic subduction zone.
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Only a few transform boundaries (<10) mark the Earth's tectonic plates.
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